Helsinki, the frozen city 🥶

Huvilakatu is a small neighborhood in Helsinki that is characterized by pastel-colored houses making it one of the most visited places in the capital. If you stay in the city center it won't be difficult to reach it, more or less 15/20 minutes on foot and only 5 minutes by taxi.

It is certainly the most popular and well-known attraction in Helsinki, and its elegance stands out in the Senate Square, in the center. It is a relatively modern construction, which dates back to 1800 and is remembered for its neoclassical facade and is visited every year by over 350 thousand people. This symbol represents the first stop to discover the Finnish capital also with the help of our excursions.

Located in a natural area, Suomenlinna is an 18th-century sea fortress. Spread over six connected islands, it is characterized by ancient artillery pieces and defensive walls. Following the pedestrian paths that run through the park you can admire famous places such as the drawbridge of the Kuninkaanportti ('s door of the king') and the local museum, dedicated to the military and maritime history of the fort. It can be reached thanks to a boat that leaves from Helsinki, in Kauppatori in about 10 minutes.

Seurasaari is an island and district of Helsinki, Finland, known mainly as the home of the Seurasaari Open Air Museum, which consists of old mainly wooden buildings transplanted from other parts of Finland and placed in the island's dense forest landscape. Here you can find squirrels, deers and hares.

In the enchanting scenery of Katajanokka, in Helsinki, stands a corner of relaxation and well-being: the Allas Sea Pool. This marine spa, replaced the Kanavaterminaali building. With three swimming pools, one for children, one heated and one with sea water, together with sauna and cafeteria, it offers a unique leisure experience!